Cities Leading Indonesia's Energy-Efficient Buildings

GBPN Indonesia’s new project with UK Partnering for Accelerated Climate Transitions (UK PACT) empowers municipal governments and local stakeholders to implement energy efficiency in buildings.Energy efficiency in buildings is not just a climate imperative. It is a massive economic opportunity.A 2018 analysis by the International Finance Corporation...

Minister of Public Works and Housing 2014-2024, Basuki Hadimuljono (center), GBPN Indonesia Country Manager Sandra Pranoto (second from the right) and the Directorate Generals from the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, and Ministry of Home Affairs at the launch of Indonesia’s National Roadmap for Green Building...

GBPN global experts share retrofitting solutions from China and Singapore to turn old buildings in Indonesia into Net-Zero leaders.In Indonesia, buildings account for 60% of the electricity use and about a third of all greenhouse gas emissions from the energy sector ( Green Building Roadmap, 2024 ). With rapid urbanization and the urgent need to cut...

GBPN is working to accelerate the adoption and development of green and energy efficient buildings in Bali.GBPN team has partnered with the University of Udayana’s Centre of Excellence for Community Based Renewable Energy (CORE Udayana). Together they are supporting the development of a technical guideline for effective implementation of the Bali Clean...

A non-profit organization focused on building energy performance is seeking a Consultant Firm for a project from November 2025 to February 2026 to conduct legal and policy analysis concerning green building financing in Indonesia. The Consultant Firm will perform in-depth research, engage with stakeholders, and deliver comprehensive reports outlining...

Totok Sulistiya tno Wardoyo is making history.In 2021, he was part of a GBPN project that will pave the way for Indonesia’s new capital city – Nusantara – to be a fully-fledged sustainable city.Mr Wardoyo was among a team of GBPN experts who provided key technical advice to the Indonesian government to deliver a new Model Code fo r vertical housing...

A leading environmental consulting firm is seeking a Consultant Firm to assist with the Green Finance Accelerator project. The role involves developing monitoring-reporting-verification (MRV) frameworks for green finance in Indonesia. Candidates should have a strong background in sustainable finance and a good understanding of the local building sector. This...

GBPN in partnership with Ashok B Lall Architects (ABLA) and Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), has conducted extensive research to identify methods to improve thermal comfort in affordable homes without increasing costs. An MoU has now been signed with a local builder to pilot the research findings as part of the Healthy Affordable Homes project in...

The conversation surrounding built environment decarbonization often pits top-down approaches against bottom-up strategies. The argument is that bottom-up strategies do not scale, while top-down strategies are less nimble and lack local buy-in. This is a myth that we continue to debunk with our work everyday. When local knowledge and expertise are engaged by...

We welcome you to a day where we address the ‘how to’ and ‘what if’ of building decarbonisation.On Dec 6th, Monash Pavilion TA1 in the Blue Zone at COP28 will turn into a solutions hub for climate action in the building sector, says Dr Peter Graham, GBPN Executive Director.“We wanted to create a place where people could come and get more...